FAST MOTOR-CYCLING
BELFAST GRAND PRIX race w6n after a fall BELFAST. Aug. 2ft Lap records were continuously broken tn the Ulster Grand Prix, the fastest motor-cycle road race ever run. While Guthrie was hurtling behind Husk round a bend at 100 miles an hour their machines skidded and ltusk seriously injured one hand. Guthrie astonished the spectators by remounting his Norton. He won the race, averaging 90 to 98 miles an hour. Handley, also riding a Norton, was second.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22198, 27 August 1935, Page 10
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